The iconic duo, Clipse, is making a grand return to the music scene. Pusha T and No Malice officially revealed their first album in over 15 years on Thursday (May 29), titled Let God Sort Em Out. This highly anticipated project is set to bring a refreshing vibe, promising to “make it snow in the summertime,” with its release date scheduled for July 11. Fans are buzzing with excitement as they await this new chapter in the duo’s illustrious career, which has long been marked by their unique style and profound lyrical depth.
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Renowned Virginia native and long-time collaborator Pharrell Williams will be taking the helm as the producer for the entire album, which has been recorded at the prestigious Louis Vuitton headquarters located in Paris. The album, Let God Sort Em Out, is set to be marketed and distributed in collaboration with Roc Nation, a company known for its influential role in the music industry.
A fresh single titled “Ace Trumpets” is set to pave the way for this exciting project, with its release planned for streaming platforms on Friday (May 30). Currently, the album is available for pre-sale, offering fans the opportunity to purchase bundles that include vinyl records and exclusive merchandise on the official Clipse website. This initiative not only promotes the album but also engages the loyal fanbase that has supported the duo over the years.
The cover art for the album is designed by the acclaimed American artist and designer KAWS. It features his distinctive style, showcasing his signature white cartoon hands alongside the bones of a skeleton topped with a Mickey Mouse skull. This artwork is not only visually striking but also encapsulates the creative essence that Clipse is known for in the hip-hop scene.
KAWS also created the artwork for the last Clipse album, Til the Casket Drops, and is famed for designing the cover of Ye’s iconic album 808s & Heartbreak, released just a year earlier in 2008. His unique artistic vision has made significant contributions to the aesthetic of contemporary album art.
Notable figures including Pharrell, John Legend, A$AP Ferg, and countless fans have inundated the comments section of Clipse‘s Instagram account, expressing their enthusiasm and support for the upcoming release of LGSEO. This level of engagement reflects the strong impact that Clipse has had on the music industry and the anticipation surrounding their return.
Along with the album announcement, a visually stunning cinematic trailer was also released on Thursday (May 29). The trailer begins with a woman’s voice stating, “This is culturally inappropriate,” setting a provocative tone that captivates viewers right from the start.
The trailer is rich with religious artwork and features cameos from influential figures such as Slick Rick, DJ Clue, and Mike Tyson, further enhancing its appeal. In the visuals, No Malice and King Push are depicted working at the LV HQ, adding an authentic touch to the narrative. The trailer concludes with the iconic phrase, “Shoot em all and let God sort em out,” famously said by Marge Simpson, leaving viewers intrigued.
Don’t miss the chance to experience the trailer below.
